Parnalls Solicitors Steve Robillard celebrates five years at the firm Katherine Flashman Kitson says “ We are very lucky to have Steve as part of the Parnalls Litigation Team. He is a great lawyer with unstinting drive to progress clients’ matters and a true fighting spirit when it is needed. These five years of working …
Thank you to all our guests for a most convivial festive celebration at this special time of year. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Parnalls Solicitors Katherine Flashman Kitson attended Truro Cathedral for the Truro High School Carol service. Katherine says “ a joy to be in the County’s beautiful Cathedral at this special time of year. “
Here at Parnalls we have had the switching on of the lights on our tree making us all feel festive and presided over by Milo the Parnalls Pup!
Parnalls Solicitors is excited to support the Christmas Tree Festival at St Mary Magdalene’s Church, opening tonight at Late Night Shopping. The theme of our tree is “”What Christmas means to you”. Feel free to write your Christmas thoughts and feelings on one of our cards and hang them on the tree. The Trees and …
Parnalls Solicitors wish His Majesty King Charles a Happy 76th Birthday.
Katherine Flashman Kitson says “On Friday we wore it pink and raised money with coffee and cake. We were very happy to support such an important cause that affects so many people and only have praise for all the work which the medical profession does in research, treatment and care for all those affected”
Parnalls Solicitors pay tribute to Denis Parnall who flew during WWII with 249 Squadron which went on to become one of the top scoring fighter squadrons of the RAF during WWII. Flying alongside Wing Commander Hugh John Beazley DFC and ace Tom Neil DFC & Bar, AFC, AE, Denis quickly gained skills and shot down …
Roger Parnall, Grandfather of Mark and Jonathan Parnall, was a Fighter Controller and reached the rank of Squadron Leader and later Acting Wing Commander. He started training in Lincolnshire and his first posting was at North Weald in the early 1940’s, after which he moved on to Hornchurch. He was then posted to Malta in …
Remembrance Day Celebrations began in Portreath yesterday with the annual procession through the Village to the Church to lay wreathes and pay tribute. A wonderful turnout by all the local organisations involved and it was wonderful to watch. We will remember them.
